Stenner ST100RB
Band Resaw
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Infinitely variable feed speed
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Heavy duty multi-roller fence
- Control Machine mounted
- Pulley wheel diameter 915 mm (36")
- Blade length 5465 - 5545 mm
- Blade width 50 - 100 mm (2 - 4")
Stenner ST100R
Band Resaw
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Infinitely variable feed speed
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Automatic feed unit operation
- Control Machine mounted, foot pedal
- Pulley wheel diameter 915 mm (36")
- Blade length, min. - max. 5465 - 5545 mm
- Blade width 100 mm (4")
Stenner ST100RS
Band Resaw
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Infinitely variable pulley speed
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Infinitely variable feed speed
- Control Pedestal mounted, foot pedal
- Pulley wheel diameter 915 mm (36")
- Blade length, min. - max. 5465 - 5545 mm
- Blade width 100 mm (4")
Stenner ST130
Band Resaws
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Power operated fence
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Heavy cast bandwheels
- Control Machine mounted
- Pulley wheel diameter 950 mm (37.5")
- Blade length, min. - max. 5637 - 5765 mm
- Blade width 130 mm (5")
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Infinitely variable feed speed
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Heavy duty multi-roller fence
- Pulley wheel diameter 800mm
- Blade length 5530 - 5380mm
- Blade width 0.8 - 80mm
- Saw to fence capacity 200mm
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Stenner pitless resaws
Larger capacity band resaws used to require a pit to accommodate the bottom pulley. The modern Stenner ST range features pitless installation, and is equipped with automatic pneumatic saw strain, high precision factory set guides, and bomb proof construction to meet the heavy duty demands of modern saw mills and large joinery companies.
Band Resaws Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a band resaw and what is it used for?
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Band Resaws are designed for ripping timber to size. The process can also be achieved on a circular rip saw, but the Band Resaw offers a number of advantages; faster feed rate, smaller saw kerf (blade thickness) results in less waste, power fed operation reduces risk to operator, deeper depth of cut can general be achieved. A Band Resaw works on similar principles to a narrow band saw. However the blades on a Band Resaw are wider and the material is fed through the machine by means of a power feed unit.
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What blades do I need for a Band Resaw?
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Band Resaw blades are generally 50mm in width or larger. The term Swage refers to tooth tip distortion achieved by light grinding and side dressing of the teeth. Normally blade life for a Band Resaw is 5‐7 hours when processing softwood.
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